The overcast skies could not dampen the vibes and colours of arguably Bristol's most important cultural event.

On Saturday, hundreds of people took part in a protest in Bristol city centre organised by Extinction Rebellion to raise awareness of the environmental costs of the fashion industry.

Vibrant Youth is an ongoing portrait series showcasing some young creatives in Bristol who are working two or more jobs to make ends meet while pursuing their dreams.

Thousands of people from all over Bristol descended on Easton yesterday to celebrate a Grand Iftar meal as Muslims broke their fasting for Ramadan.

Those working in our city’s food joints have unique insights into their local communities and their own stories to tell.

Some snaps of beauty amid the bullshit.

We documented Coexist's last 48 hours at Hamilton House. The social enterprise is leaving after 10 years at the Stokes Croft cultural hub.

Since starting in 1968, St Pauls Carnival has become recognised as one of Bristol’s most iconic and culturally significant events. After three years off, Carnival is now back thanks to the hard graft of many in the local community.

Striking photos from the stands at Ashton Gate and a few words from a diehard Robins fan.

A few photos show the vibrancy of the often-maligned neighbourhood of Southmead.

Urban goats, mushrooms and Bristolian salad: how local city farmers are taking food production into their own hands.

Elm Tree Farm is a working farm in Stapleton providing support and training to adults with learning disabilities and autism. Photographer Esther May Campbell spent a year documenting it.